Heavy snow blankets Southwest Colorado; power lines down
Montezuma County schools cancel classes for Tuesday
Cortez
Durango Arts Center shows early Englehart works
Stanton Englehart often described Gaia, the ancient Greek earth mother, as “the real driver of our lives.” Englehart, who died April 22, 2009, was a child of the Southwest, an…
Oil and gas tampering bill amendment eases Democrat’s concerns
Bill no longer toughens penalties for obstructing, interfering with equipment
Aspiring farmers share learning, experiences at Mancos workshop
Guidestone Colorado hosts educational event
Fort Lewis grad works on Navajo Nation food security
Brandon Francis interested in bioremediation after Gold King Mine spill
EPA lays out plan for summer work at Superfund site
Agency hopes to begin smaller remediation projects
Skier who died at Purgatory Resort is identified
34-year-old woman struck tree while skiing
Tomac chases leader Dungey in Atlanta Supercross race
ATLANTA – Ryan Dungey raced to his second AMA Supercross victory of the season and 33rd overall 450SX Class win Saturday night at the Georgia Dome. The KTM star from…
Cortez swimmers travel to Denver for state competitions
The five swimmers from the Cortez Leopard Sharks who qualified this winter for Senior State and Silver State competitions in Denver: Ryan Cutrone, Bailey Duran, Caisey Duran, Torey Duran and…
Cortez student chefs prepare cuisine in M-CHS catering classes
Students prepare cuisine in M-CHS catering classes
Amateur winemakers may soon be allowed to compete under Colorado bill
Bill would put them under same rules as homebrewers
Montezuma County dog shot after killing neighbor’s goats
Montezuma County man shoots dog for attacking goats
Montezuma County sheriff prepares for mounted patrol
Sheriff’s department prepares for first patrol horses
No charges for pilot who flew drone at Silverton skijoring race
Sheriff says no violation of local, state laws; FAA may review case
History museum coming to Mancos
Town board approves highway crossing, access plan
Photo: New courthouse gets a roof
Construction workers are busy putting the roof on the new courthouse. The $8.8 million project will house the 22nd Judicial District and county courts and is on North Park Street…
Re-1 selects contractors for M-CHS demolition
State health department report delays process, board says
Montezuma School to Farm rebounding, director says
Interim director says new student services will continue